1 month
$3.55
a month
billed once$3.55
renews by itselfnever
Free VPN Vietnam: one link, five devices
The free part is a trial, and it is long enough to test your own line: Viettel, VNPT or FPT at home, mobile data outside. One Hem link runs on up to five devices through the Happ app. The Telegram bot issues it in about a minute, and this site asks for no account.
Pick up your Hem link via Telegram
See the four terms
Nothing is charged during the first ten days. Payment comes later, in cryptocurrency inside the bot; cards and bank transfers are not accepted.
What one link does for your home network
Six things that stay the same on each of your devices at home.
Five devices on a single link
Two phones, a laptop, a tablet and the TV box can read the same subscription link at once. Five is the ceiling, and each device opens the link in Happ.
Traffic with no cap
A long video call or an overnight game update does not eat into an allowance. Traffic is unlimited.
No logs
Hem keeps no record of the sites you open or the apps you run over the link.
No account to make
The site asks for no email, no password and no sign-up. Within about a minute the Telegram bot hands you your own VLESS link.
Settled in the bot with crypto
You pay inside the bot with USDT or another coin. Cards, bank transfer and e-wallets are not accepted, and a term never renews on its own.
Five exit cities
Singapore, Tokyo, Hong Kong, Seoul or Frankfurt. There is no server in Vietnam, so the link does not give a local address.
Four terms: the longer, the cheaper per month
Prices are in US dollars and paid once per term, in cryptocurrency, inside the bot. Every term has the same features; only the length changes.
6 months
$2.61
a month
billed once$15.66
renews by itselfnever
12 months
$1.56
a month
billed once$18.75
renews by itselfnever
24 months
$1.14
a month
billed once$27.43
renews by itselfnever
Same fittings in every house
- Try it for free first
- Five devices at a time
- Traffic without a cap
- All five exit cities
- Nothing renews by itself
Choose how long to stay, in the bot
Each monthly figure is the term total divided by its months, and the total is charged once in the bot. When a term ends on its date, the link stops and nothing is taken afterwards.
Hem link or an app-store VPN
Each line below is something you can check before paying anyone. The left column is the usual store app, the right one is Hem, including the places where Hem is the narrower choice.
Compared plainly
| App-store VPN | Hem | |
|---|---|---|
| Sign-up | An account with an email, sometimes a phone number | No account on this site; the bot works from your Telegram profile |
| App | One app per brand | Happ and nothing else: other apps show App not supported |
| Free period | A short trial or a capped free tier, often after entering a card | A 10-day trial on the same link you would later pay for |
| Money | Cards and store billing | Crypto inside the bot, and no renewal by itself |
| Household | Device count depends on the plan | Five devices at once on the one link |
| Vietnamese address | A few brands offer one | Not offered: the exit cities are in other countries |
Three floors from the bot to a working tunnel
There is no Hem app to download. Install Happ on the device, get the link from the bot, and connect.
- Ground floor
Message the bot to get your link
Find the bot in Telegram and begin the free trial there. The website needs no email, no password and no sign-up.
- First floor
Drop it into Happ
Roughly a minute after you ask, the bot replies with your own VLESS subscription link. Happ takes it as text or as a QR code. Other apps answer with App not supported, so start with Happ.
- Roof
Connect from any room
Choose one of the five exit cities and switch on. On the next device, use the same link again: one subscription carries up to five devices.
The app that imports the link
- HappiPhone, Android, macOS, Windows
Walk down the alley
Five streets of one neighbourhood: where you connect, and on what.
What stays at the door and what never comes in
No account exists, so there is nothing to look up: the site never receives an email address, a phone number or a name. Where you go over the link is not written down by the service.
no account, no logs
Kept, like a number on the door
- The personal link issued to you
- The last day your term covers
Never let in
- Which websites and apps you visit
- Connection records and when sessions start and end
- An email address, since none is asked for
- A password, since there is no account
Behind the site
Who keeps Hem running
A few people run Hem. We configure the servers and keep the Telegram bot that issues links; nobody here builds the Happ app, which belongs to its own developers.
Income comes from paid terms after the trial, and pages that recommend the service say so. When something breaks, write to the support chat in Telegram with a screenshot of what Happ shows: a person reads it.
Questions from the neighbours
Short answers here. If your question is not here, put it to the bot.
How many phones and laptops does a single Hem link serve at once?
Five at a time. Each phone, laptop or tablet imports the same link into the Happ app. The router keeps its settings: the link is entered on the devices, not on the router.
Why would I use a VPN on cafe or hotel Wi-Fi?
On a shared network, other people connected to it may be able to see where your traffic is heading. Inside the tunnel they see the connection to the exit city and not the sites behind it. It does not make a dangerous website safe.
How do I pay, and does it renew?
You pay in the Telegram bot, in cryptocurrency only. Card payments, bank transfers and e-wallets are not an option. A term ends on its date and nothing is charged again unless you buy a new one.
Do I have to register on this site?
No. There is no account and no sign-up here. The bot issues a personal VLESS link in about a minute, and the Happ app does the rest.
Does the VPN give me a Vietnamese address?
No. There are no servers in Vietnam or Indonesia. The exits are Singapore, Tokyo, Hong Kong, Seoul and Frankfurt, so a site that insists on a local address will not see one.
Is the VPN free for good, or only at the start?
Only at the start. The trial costs nothing and begins in the bot before you pay anything, so use it on the devices and the network you will really use. After it the link needs a paid term.
Is a VPN permitted by the rules where I am?
The rules depend on the country and they change. Check what applies to you; you answer for how you use the link and for the terms of the services you open through it.
Replies from Khoa Tran, network notes editor
Ask in the botGet the link, then try it on the first device
The first days are free, with no card and no account. Should the link not work well on your line, you will not have spent anything.